Corrupt Cops Go INSANE! Highly ILLEGAL Arrest!

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@GreaserBoy5.7_gmc]

Btw the gate was locked and it was destroyed to get into the property if I remember this case right.

[@dalfifran7572]

No link to the original video?

[@wrldchmp11]

When updates are available in this please make us aware. Your work on this channel is admirable and greatly needed in todays society.

[@penelopeplimsoul3617]

​@@GreaserBoy5.7_gmcDid you find any update? I've been trying to find anything. I don't know why this case bothers me so much. I guess I have a problem with cops trespassing on a private citizen's personal property. Man, they're out in the woods and STILL have nosey neighbors! What a drag.

[@bashkillszombies]

Christ I can't stand the interruptions.

[@bromandude1]

“I’m charging you with verbal abuse” what an extremely emotional cop

[@DrAmber2004]

Oh wow the racist are out.

[@meandean3754]

Officer: I trespassed on your property, and you said bad words. WAAAAAAHHHHHH you hurt my feelings; you are under arrest.

[@michaelwarren3867]

Think the officer needed a Wambulance. His feelings got hurt

[@jamesb9380]

A butthurt emotional cop is every bit as dangerous as a criminal and have absolutely has no more integrity than Joe Sixpack. Lying dirt bags.

[@EpicParrot54115]

@@truthhurts7637weirdo alert 🚨‼️🚨‼️

[@Flegetanis]

I'm frightened by the fact that this cop entered private property without permission, and then demanded the residents to prove they had the right to be there.

[@benfrank9622]

Yeah, like how dumb can they be?

[@Flegetanis]

@@benfrank9622 Dumb, yes, but dangerous; they were investigating gunfire and they felt self-righteous. It could have gone very badly. Thank God it wasn't the FBI.

[@Lippy7]

@@Flegetanisseriously if it was the atf of the fbi everyone would have been dead because someone forgot they were holding a gun 😂

[@Flegetanis]

@@Lippy7 Exactly my point.

[@Mikey-xw7yo]

Perfectly said

[@jamesgundich4588]

"Yeah I got these nuts in your mouth" 😂😂😂 I love this guy. Good man for standing up to these corrupt assholes.

[@pennyproud1621]

😂😂😂

[@MistrChocolate]

I HOLLERED 😂😂😂😂

[@lesha1de]

😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂

[@peek2much3]

Black man on a power trip that's all.

[@pesco7]

@@peek2much3 I blame it on the department, not on the officer, and not that he's black. Every time a white cop is abusing a black person, do you say "white man on a power trip"?

[@weakenedslayer7786]

that cop is fishing like nothing else ive ever seen before

[@KingWesleyIV]

🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🐟🐟🐟

[@deanburns2063]

He's been on that lake for a few days now...😂

[@SGtornixMTA]

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[@wvrjl]

He's inentionally bumping into him (assault) hoping he'll push him away.

[@curlywurly70]

Abolish qualified immunity and make cops carry individual liability insurance. So taxpayers don't have to pay out these claims. Doctors who work in hospitals as well as CPA's that work for large firms have to carry liability insurance. But we have them, don't we?

[@RetAeder]

Crazy what people will do when they get to ignore shit, short of murder. Even then they can still get some kind of bullshit immunity. Funny how fast it took over the recent years that both Democrats and Republicans lost faith in the police. They've lost almost all public reputation.

[@interestedparty00]

People that say “I’m not going to answer any questions” need to stop answering questions.

[@simonphoenix3789]

You know what.. that is actually a good idea, or at least the beginning of one. Some form of that might work to stop this sort of behavior. But straight up making officers buy insurance policies would mean lower pay for officers and fewer joining up, and most police forces in the country tend to want more officers. I can also see a downside to this though. Which is that officers will become wary of accidentally violating someone's rights and not fully investigate cases that they could and should have. But for extreme cases like this, where its an obvious right that has been flouted, there needs to be severe punishments involved, even if its because of incompetence. your basic constitutional rights should be something even the dumbest officer is aware of and understands.

[@jeffreygoss8109]

@@simonphoenix3789valid points, but do we really need more cops? How many times do you see 7 cops standing around doing nothing on these videos? Usually they are sleeping in their cars. They almost never ever solve any problems Cops make plenty for what they do

[@paulthomas8262]

I suppose if they declare bankruptcy then the public is paying. I doubt however, from having insurance brokers in my family, they would get comprehensive insurance for civil rights violations including all costs.

[@xephael3485]

_"I think cops are tyrants"_ Cop helps prove it's true

[@Makeybussines]

When he said that you could tell he knew exactly what kind of cop he was dealing with and what was coming. Sad to see he was 100 % correct.

[@maybedrinkin3241]

That's exactly what I was thinking. They definitely didn't prove the man wrong.

[@itsjustmaddisen]

"That'll show you not to think differently."

[@coltlittlejohn5655]

😂 instantly proved it true right after he said that. In one ear out the other

[@nebtrebeh5588]

Imagine being a supervisor and having no idea how to do your job. Now imagine being given a gun and a badge to go do that job. Scary.

[@vivianpatton5692]

Too MANY R running around like this right now .

[@BadDad420]

is it a surprise? they pull from the same manpower pool as the kid that can't get your McDonald's order right

[@James_T_Kirk_1701]

@@BadDad420true this. It’s scary. Worked retail management for years. It’s only going to get worse. They literally can’t fail students for not meeting basic skills because it’s “disadvantageous to kids of color”.

[@mrfunnylookinhayes9088]

Did you hear the black officer say we need to get an supervisor down here right before he went to the back door? I though he was the supervisor. At the 18:35 mark.

[@shawnswift883]

It sounds like more training or testing is needed to become a supervisor. Even the other officer knew more than him based on several of his comments.

[@dyllan559]

When pops Hoffmann said "I don't have to give you ID you're tresspassin' get the fuck off my property" I smiled. Then I slowly got angrier as the officer was HARASSING the man before he was arrested.

[@KGditto]

The officers should face criminal charges for this incident.

[@toddmorningstar4206]

Considering that the uniform is the only form of privilege that they seem to have in our legal system, I'll say there's a better chance of that happening than if he were also white.

[@Francois_Dupont]

Jogga

[@L3adb3lly]

Trespassing, attempted kidnapping, assault

[@paul-ld9vh]

Unfortunately they will be chief of police in a town near you

[@ALs5.56]

@@L3adb3lly straight up, this ones wild

[@mikesbikeandtraveladventur2101]

He can't trespass onto private property and force people to prove they're not trespassing. This is ridiculous

[@markmixon1121]

Cop truly believes that if you don't prove your Innocents then he has probable cause to arrest you.

[@tbfromsd]

The irony is beyond absurd.

[@gavinwigg8057]

He had the best line though, 17:30 "I've got these nutz in your mouth"

[@Tb0n3]

Correct. As far as I am aware the police are not allowed to solicit trespassing. If the owner themselves has not asked for someone to be removed for trespassing the police cannot do so.

[@maxspeed57]

@@Tb0n3 And you can't trespass the owner from his own property.

[@wasdwasd609]

The thing is. Any anonymous call COULD come from the OFFICER simply wanting to break into a property! This is exactly WHY these laws are in place.

[@carsonIewis]

That’s not why the law is in place but yes, an officer can exploit it

[@ashmarie_thatsme6517]

@@carsonIewisjust like the PA state trooper who abused his power to have his mistress involuntarily committed to a psych ward.

[@30.06onaGrassyKnoll]

hearsay isnt a valid reason to violate someone's rights...

[@nicolegroves6880]

@ashmarie_thatsme6517 that was such a disturbing case! The video of him holding her down while waiting for backup is awful. I can't imagine how scary that must've been for her. It's something that you would think only happens in movies, that's how crazy it is.

[@josealexi5141]

100-to-1 odds there was NO "anonymous call" and the cops just made it up

[@80bbygrl]

That cop literally just said that he has no need to have any reason to mess with somebody... That is really disturbing. He needs to be fired immediately. He has zero business having a badge and being on the streets.

[@FairTheGod]

Anytime you disagree with a cop, you are already losing. Their ego won’t allow them to realize they are wrong. In their head, they “are the law” so disagreeing to them means you are breaking the law. Narcissist with a badge.

[@timb7775]

That's why it's best to never speak at all to cops.

[@FairTheGod]

@@timb7775 agreed!!

[@JoenHarlver]

@@timb7775 but that doesnt work either sadly, we've seen cases cops arrested ppl for dont answering any questions & being dead silence - arrested for not cooperating or the classic "obstruction" excuse. so no matter what u do u loose unless u have to power to make yourself invisible but then they gonna charge u with the use of power or idk

[@tinyteddie631]

I wouldn't say any time. Cops like this are shown a lot more in media, and I agree that this happens way more than it should, but don't apply interactions like this to literally every cop.

[@FairTheGod]

@@tinyteddie631 most do have that ego, but there are some that will hear you out. Unfortunately it seems there are more like this cop on this video, than there should be.

[@Oliviaandtrina]

I'm literally crying "these nuts in your mouth". Clearly hurt the cops feelings that he got owned so bad 😢

[@neithvoid]

i spit out my gum at that retort oml lmao

[@wagonburner4442]

My favorite part of this whole thing.

[@beepbop6697]

17:30

[@Smumpism]

dude i fucking cackled at that

[@ddbucksz]

​@@beepbop6697thank you

[@Micha3lHinrichs]

This is why this channel needs to be a mandatory viewing for all departments nationwide.

[@jeremybartlett1706]

How they don't know this stuff is outrageously crazy, cops are some kinda bozos, they remind me of that clown... Bonkers The Clown.

[@cslack813]

Actually a wonderful idea. Once a week they watch 3 of these videos? I would pay tax money to enforce that.

[@munky342]

Or just educate officers on the most common laws they use to "fish" for crimes. Instead of saying it gives them carte blanche to arrest whoever legally slows down their investigation. I assume that's what they're told, because it seems only a small minority of officers actually know when they can and can't pursue certain enquiries.

[@DJknows]

This guy reads laws that don't apply sometimes tho & only later points out how the situation is different from the law he read so they'd be just as confused as they already are lol

[@yamcha205]

I'm about to join the academy for Highway Patrol specifically but I have been watching this channel for years even before considering it. At first it was mainly to know what to do in said situations and now it's to see what to and not to do

[@gametime2473]

Imagine the insanity it takes for a cop to invade someone's property, refuse to leave, arrest the person for no reason and then demand to see the deed to their property. Wow.

[@BernieKnapp-h3n]

The hubris huh? I'd file a federal law suit against them. Then have them arrested for trespassing.

[@UndeadFleshgod]

"Why don't you like cops?" "I think you're tyrants" *proceeds to be a tyrant* That'll sure change his opinion! Absolutely horrible cops.

[@Finkelfunk]

Imagine getting arrested under false pretenses for trespassing on your own property by a trespassing cop on a power trip who had no right to arrest your father, also under false pretenses, only to get screamed at by the officer to stay calm when he carelessly points a loaded weapon at you. This guy doesn't just deserve to get relieved off his duties, he deserves to be charged for reckless endangerment.

[@aennaenn7468]

That's called armed kidnapping, not an arrest.

[@Youtube-Censorship-Police]

perfectly said, 100% agreed!

[@vladvladimirov4399]

He’s a black officer, he will never get punished. They get away with anything.

[@bigrob1344]

He’s got black privilege, especially doing something to a white person, so nothing will happen to him

[@intothebreak571]

@@vladvladimirov4399yep the takeover by power hungry individuals with less cognitive capacity than that of a banana is in full swing.

[@JRO_Lights]

ID is one hell of a drug…. Sad to see some law enforcement officers addicted to it.

[@Robett-r4l]

​@@broKen73484only if you've been lawfully pulled over for a traffic infraction. You should try to educate yourself

[@interestedparty00]

broKen, read Delaware vs Prouse. The Supreme Court made it clear that cops could NOT demand driving credentials without RAS or PC of a crime.

[@nintendokings]

I’m combination with an ego trip, the ID addiction can lead to many rights violations that we the people end up paying for

[@xephael3485]

​@@broKen73484that's because they'll *LIE* and say you were speeding, had a light out, or didn't think your vehicle had a muffler... Their lies are never punished either.

[@jerkofalltrades5430]

​@@broKen73484100% wrong

[@dustinh4175]

So our tax's paid his salary,car,fuel,the court's attorney and the lawsuit. And people say we dont live in a police state.

[@mitchsorenstine9289]

The fact the the complaint was made by an off duty officer just goes to show that whole force is corrupt

[@ena_ahmetasevic]

How..

[@jonathancasais6491]

​@ena_ahmetasevic possible retaliation for something or the officer has a personal issue with the person and called the complaint

[@michaelwarren3867]

​@@jonathancasais6491or wants the land

[@megastuntguy]

@@ena_ahmetasevicwhat do you mean. They called their off duty friend and asked him to complain about gun shots because the neighbors wouldn’t.

[@sporemaster97]

@@ena_ahmetasevic Explain how *you* think otherwise

[@quxzi5187]

The fact these cops WONT get held accountable is sickening to me.

[@SeejAyess87]

You don't know that

[@David-zq4gj]

@@SeejAyess87 It can be assumed that they most likely won't be held responsible since so many of these incidents goes unpunished.

[@mikeveis6393]

They're not cops, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@mrn32ayw]

​@SeejAyess87 yeah we do. They get away with this all the time. In very, very, very rare circumstances. Qualified immunity. Look it up.

[@littleandhood]

He was fired. I actually spoke with the sherrif. He's gone.

[@YTRulesFromNM]

Being armed while intentionally committing criminal trespass should be an instant felony even for cops.

[@FortyNightsMusic]

Very good point. Agree.

[@dabrick100]

It would be for anyone else

[@2centsbear638]

They, cops and judges, believe they are the law and above the rules that bind the rest of us. If that wasn't the case, politicians wouldn't have free reign over lawmaking without our input

[@ChuxDiaz]

I agree

[@homer5802]

That would require educating the cops. They already don't know anything about the constitution. They would most likely not be educated about this law.

[@ldzdigital]

These corrupt cops should be flipping burgers.

[@JohnTurner-y1i]

I wouldn't want them making my food either

[@Libertaro-i2u]

In jail

[@atm1058]

This is so outrageously frustrating. These cops aren't corrupt, they're just flat out plain idiots that should have their badges taken.

[@stevekru6518]

Corrupt and idiot are not mutually exclusive. Corrupt for lying about the complainant, idiots for believing there was any validity to the charges.

[@Rightrudder2]

-----------------------------There is no doubt, pure stupidity displayed by cops....

[@panamafernandez4641]

Their not idiots. That would assert that they didn't have an idea what they're doing. They intended to get the identifying information so, they went to the property to hold someone hostage to get it.

[@boogitybear2283]

It does no good talking! It’s like people don’t have the ability to be silent!

[@jj-son4158]

Frustrating is THE word to describe this. I need closure on this and what happens in the end!

[@chasegurganious7910]

You’ll have to update us on this one. There’s no way a sheriffs office can not correct this behavior. Insane

[@mikemck4796]

I believe the calling complainant was a cop with that department, who doesn’t like them shooting on that property. They’re going a bit extra for their friends benefit.

[@gargoyled_drake]

@@mikemck4796 yeah. Luckily there are installments in the american society to investigate and obstruct such corrupt stations as this one. They'll all be replaced by actual cops soon. And they won't be working within the force anywhere. At least not the "supervisor". Not after that muzzle flag. He probably won't even be allowed to own a gun anymore. The entire world knows his face and how irresponsible he is with a weapon.

[@NoonMight]

@@mikemck4796that’s a lie, they said it was a neighbor.

[@mikemck4796]

@@NoonMight I believe in the original full video the guy states the neighbor was a cop. I maybe incorrect, but I’m not lying. Fairly certain I read it previously before ATA air’d this.

[@Roamr1720]

​@@NoonMight are you the arrogant cop in the video?

[@phlavaone1338]

I love how cops can just use any law no matter how frivolous to arrest anybody, then let the courts just figure it out on the cost of the people.

[@PitH0und]

Great comment. Remember: for every one of these bullshit arrests, you're paying for it.

[@garybohr9857]

...and the courts are more than happy to clean up the cops messes. Give them qualified immunity, decide they didn't have probable cause to arrest for this offense but they did for another offense, decide a beatdown from the cops involved de minimis violence instead of excessive force, etc. Courts are supposed to be a shield to protect the citizenry from the government. How great a job are they doing? Cops are supposed to enforce the law professionally without fear or favor. How well are they living up to that standard?

[@mattgayda2840]

The neighbor is a cop, other videos on this mention this right off the bat because it's a REALLY important factor.! The cop knew there were no laws being broken and called it in with a specific way to get a response

[@steve_beatty]

not to mention that we taxpayers end up paying for those lawsuits either directly or through increasing insurance rates...end qualified immunity...make cops personally responsible for their bad actions...

[@mattgayda2840]

@@steve_beatty start local, revoke QI at the village/town/city level by requiring personal insurance of $1M which pays first for all claims and its paid for by the officers. They get an insurance stipend which is the lowest cost insurance premiums for cops that haven't had lawsuits, if they can't afford insurance because they're bad cops that's on them

[@SpeshjulK]

We’ve conducted an investigation and determined we did nothing wrong

[@donaldmckenney]

The biggest problem i have with the knock and talk rules is that they were told to leave. The officers were told they were trespassing and refused. Normal citizens would be arrested at that point, but these officers feel they're above the law and that's an issue.

[@JD21055]

They also went past a closed gate where there wasn't a door immediately near or behind it

[@L2PlayRunescape]

Exactly. Even if they can skirt around the issue initially claiming the knock and talk law allows them access, at the point they are verbally told 'i'm trespassing you off my property, leave' 3+ times, they are violating the law by staying. No one else is given the privelege of verifying with the person trespassing them that they own the property to ensure the trespass is legitimate... so why should these police have the exception when they are there with no reasonable articulable suspicion.

[@justinbarton2278]

This is pure insanity. These cops trespassed on private peoperty with no warrant and arrested this man? Absolutely terrifying.

[@skankhunt3624]

Never forget that rightists wholeheartedly back the blue, and everything that they do.

[@mattgayda2840]

The neighbor who started this is a cop, other videos on this mention this right off the bat because it's a REALLY important factor.! The cop knew there were no laws being broken and called it in with a specific way to get a LEO response. It's a Karen using his taxpayers funded personal army to attack the neighbors

[@jackster2568]

​@@skankhunt3624Lmao

[@rowdy7480]

​@@skankhunt3624😂😂😂 You're funny!

[@thunderballz74]

We are in a police state right now .. allegedly ( for KZbin).. been banned for comments 5 times in 2 wks.. freedom of speech unless your a patriot, republican or law abiding citizen. KZbin is like gestapo tube shirts!

[@reinaldotorres5844]

This is essentially the same as a police officer lockpicking your door, walking into the dining room where the family is having dinner and asking them to provide ID to make sure they're not trespassing.

[@Chase_Sparrow3337]

I get shot and buried in my backyard, Criminal tells cop to just leave and doesn't provide info....yeah, and now you cryincompetence.

[@reginaldmustardbacon5866]

@@Chase_Sparrow3337 ??? this doesnt relate at all to the content in the video lmao

[@BirDLaw-dh1di]

@@reginaldmustardbacon5866how does it not? They said “we own the property” but showed no identification. The original call was for shots in the area. So yes, they could have shot and killed someone and just stated”we owned the property” and not showed proof. It’s a very valid point. Cops both have so much and so little power. They are tyrants but I cannot stand the people in the video.

[@cassandraclapp6667]

This actually happened to me and I woke up to cops in my home. I was naked in bed they were shining lights on me not allowing me to get dressed. Corrupt town Wagoner Oklahoma

[@stephanieemerik]

​@@Chase_Sparrow3337unfortunately suspicion or not officers need a warrant to enter the property

[@deejkb2]

Cop tells the guy being arrested to "calm down" and then proceeds to scream at him. Jeeze.

[@brenthartline4417]

It is alarming how many cops do not understand basic laws. And there are almost no repercussions unless you are willing to spend a bunch of money.

[@sheepishmclemmingston5550]

Even when one DOES hemorrhage a ton of money to take the case to court, and even IF they win and are awarded a favorable judgement these tyrants STILL find no repercussions funneled down to them, as its ultimately the regional, and state, taxpayers who will be the ones on the hook for, and eventually satisfying, the monetary debt that is incurred because of these morons illegal and immoral actions. This is the march into the Oblivion of Totalitarianism that We the Peoples complacency, distraction, ignorance and disregard has found us sat squarely in the center of. Our first mistake was having EVER outsourced our OWN safety, security and well being to ANY other entity. And the second mistake being (after already foolishly committing the first) to then fail to pay attention to the actions and undertakings taking place thereafter. There was a reason the Romans employed "Bread and Circuses" as a means of sedating the populace through distraction and appeasment. It's a solid method of turning watchful gazes away from the direction you would rather they not be focused on to begin with.

[@88mphDrBrown]

They don't care because there are no repercussions.

[@dannyrunny]

look up who the cop was lol you'll get it why

[@morbidmanmusic]

I'm certain YOU understNd them better.... zzzzzz

[@88mphDrBrown]

@@dannyrunny all that comes up is a story about him picking up trash. Why wouldn't you just say why?

[@alphapt9370]

Those two not only need to be fired, they need to stand in front of a judge. Things like these cannot stand, no matter what country.

[@burningsnow9870]

Unfortunately a lot of judges are former prosecutors who are often friends or closely tied with the police. It's just not gonna happen.

[@benicus18]

Sadly it is much more likely that those officers will receive a slap on the wrist and be out continuing to abuse other members of the public for years and years to follow

[@THE-CHAMPION-HAS-A-NAME]

He should 100% be fired for this. He supposedly is a supervisor and has no idea what hes doing. Goes to show that whole department needs a overhaul

[@SpaceDad42]

Affirmative action at its finest. You should see, in my industry, who are made to be airline captains.

[@roseblite6449]

@@SpaceDad42 I give it less than 5 years before that Affirmative Action on pilots, without proper training, and planes start falling from the sky. I have nothing against a Qualified pilot of any race, but putting a people in charge of airplanes just because of the color of their skin isn't just asking for problems, it's begging for them.

[@Aogzo]

​@@roseblite6449Wow you are truly a clown of a special kind if you believe any airlines are really hiring pilots with zero qualifications just due to skin color. 🤡 😂 Do you believe the Earth is flat too? Or maybe that the moon is made of cheese 🧀? You seriously could make a good stand up comedy show if you just go off saying all the nonsense you believe in.

[@Hendrixski]

He should go to jail for this.

[@yubisnake]

​@@roseblite6449 okay like i agree, but why even mention race?

[@phillipsanchez4192]

I hope they follow up with a complaint and a court case. Thank you again for the excellent content. Never disappoints.

[@The_Gallowglass]

As someone who has shot firearms for practice, trap/skeet, and hunting for over three decades, never having had police stop us (especially on our own land) this makes me sick

[@_DMAC]

"I don't want to answer any questions, and do not consent to any searches or seizures. You are trespassing. Please leave my property immediately."

[@denaimbergamo1253]

The idea of police following up on "shots fired" in rural Virginia is insane -- there would be police cars flying up and down the rural byways of Culpeper County every single day.

[@Hanszegler35346]

@@denaimbergamo1253I loved his statement on how busy they are during hunting season. Can’t imagine a sheriff’s office responding to those calls. Not even Barney Fife

[@anonymousbosch9265]

Cops have come out to my property in in the county numerous times for shooting and took a look around politely and left with a “keep safe”

[@redneckswitwheels]

​@@denaimbergamo1253I love Amherst

[@simeonhart9192]

This clown is a supervisor. You ever notice how it doesn’t matter how many times you answer a cops question, they never hear the answer.

[@blackoak4978]

They'll only hear the answer they're looking for. That being the one that let's them arrest you

[@somekidsaid8708]

.. yes, and since most cops are stupid people, they need everything repeated. Especially the vulgarities! 😂

[@geekchameleon]

@@blackoak4978 Exactly what I was about to say.

[@ShanieCakesss]

The fact this cop has so much pride in this arrest its terrific. Imagine not being worried they're arresting someone on trespassing on own property then fishing for other charges. The tyranny is a mental illness

[@darkhumorfunnyasf4936]

@@rethinkcps2116you just wasted all that time just to sound mentally I’ll 😂

[@scottsound4711]

@@rethinkcps2116 The Pig's mentally ill get over it .

[@sinfulmourning2780]

​@@rethinkcps2116If that was your takeaway from all that, you seem plenty constricted yourself

[@GetCraftyLemons]

​@rethinkcps2116 It actually could be a mental illness such as narcissistic personality disorder, bipolar disorder, personality and/or personality disorder or a plethora of other diseases. I get your point but also know about medical conditions. After seeing many vids with police acting ridiculous, not knowing laws, lying, etc etc, I can see how one could think maybe some are mentally ill!!

[@Sigenthusiast]

@@rethinkcps2116lol

[@Binxxy92]

It's funny how "we got a call about a red truck" turned into "we got a report from specific neighbors that someone was shooting out here"

[@kellygriffin8232]

That’s a good point. I didn’t even realize he said that.

[@timb7775]

Hudson is a menace and has no business with a badge and gun. I can't imagine cops going on your own property and demand you prove you own it by showing the deed to the land. And how Hudson wants to arrest the guy for swearing is outrageous and shows Hudsons complete lack of laws.

[@P9rkour90]

And he is an apparent supervisor 🤦‍♂️

[@gargoyled_drake]

The other guy is just as dumb. His smirking to try and provoce the citizen to get annoyed and aggressive. It's all there. So clear that he just wants someone to take the bait so he gets a "legal" excuse to beat someone up.

[@nextgas100miles9]

Agreed. I’ve seen this personally and on countless videos. Punks. They will be punks when they go to prison one day. You don’t want to be a prison punk.

[@LucasJackson_37]

Hudson knew exactly what he was doing was illegal and that he won't be held responsible, so he doesn't care .. "you may beat the charge, but you won't beat the ride" isn't that the slogan of these authoritarians

[@Josef_R]

As a 30 year police retiree, I never once needed to ID anyone to determine if they committed a crime.

[@LillyMarz777]

You expect us to believe you were a good piggy? BS. How many times did you stand by and watch your fellow filth abuse people?

[@keithfilson2364]

That is because the ID will not tell you what law that person has broken. The only reason to ID someone is to check for warrants, which absent a crime, is illegal.

[@meoka2368]

@@keithfilson2364 I can think of a couple of other instances that it might be useful. For example, if someone is breaking the window of a car to gain access, and they claim that it's their car and the keys are locked in the trunk, checking ID to confirm it matches vehicle registry would confirm no crime was committed. But that ID would not need to be run to do that. Just compare it to the paperwork that should be in the car anyway.

[@Josef_R]

​@@keithfilson2364Thanks for telling me what I just said I knew.

[@treebender-bl2du]

So you admit to wasting 30 years being a tyrant? Way to back the blue til you could continue to cash checks.

[@ephraimwolobah9152]

Imagine. After the big deal the cop made, the only thing he was able to charge them on was easily discredited charges. I hope the ego was worth the lawsuit, but we all know they don't feel the repercussions of their actions. Edit: Don't make this a political debatr. This is we the people versus corruption. Both sides of government don't care about us. We have to stay together.

[@caniacstevehenderson7115]

Terminate Qualified Immunity now

[@ephraimwolobah9152]

@@caniacstevehenderson7115 Abolish it NOW

[@Robett-r4l]

​@@caniacstevehenderson7115will not happen as long as conservatives are in government. Democrats voted yes on ending qualified immunity and ending no no knock warrants and every Conservative Republican voted against it

[@anthonyoer4778]

​@user-zw7rq8ys9h both parties need authoritarian cops to enforce the agenda. Both red and blue.

[@schilling2438]

@@Robett-r4lfunny how the states without it are have the most corrupt police.....doesn't seem to be working well for them. the issue is the system not holding them accountable. make make all the laws you want but nothing will happen if it's not followed

[@KippPlaysZombies]

my jaw dropped when i heard "I don't have to have a reason to stop you or id you" insane tyranny

[@PeglegNav]

“I don’t know if you’re trespassing?” Did someone complain about a trespass? Cause we all know a cop can’t be the complainant. These cops need to be in jail.

[@jfb7201]

Exactly, we know they aren't trespassing cuz no one asked them to leave or called the police to ask them to leave. Doesn't matter whose property it is cuz they aren't trespassing unless someone has asked them to leave.

[@mikeveis6393]

They're not cops, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@m-h1217]

@@jfb7201 That's not how trespassing works. You are trespassing if you are on private property without permission. That's like saying you can't commit crimes unless you are caught.

[@swannybo1sk8s9]

@@m-h1217have you tried to trespass anyone? In mn you have to have postings every 50 ft or something with updated signage and if you don’t have such things then the game wardens, police, state troopers don’t care and will do nothing for you

[@m-h1217]

@@swannybo1sk8s9 I don't know the particular laws in MN, but it would appear, judging from your input, that you can't claim tresspass unless clearly marked so. Still doesn't mean tresspassing isn't tresspassing unless you are actively caught doing it.

[@TacticalT]

If you flag someone with their own firearm as a law enforcement officer, you need to either be required to take more gun safety classes, or be fired.

[@farexponent9173]

Or be in handcuffs

[@SicilianAmericanDreams]

It's not like it would go off though right? As long as the officer doesn't have his finger near the trigger and doesn't drop it hard?

[@Supafresh6]

⁠​⁠@@SicilianAmericanDreamsyou don’t point a gun towards anyone ever. You treat it as if it’s always loaded that’s rule #1

[@joejacobson7393]

@@Supafresh6 #2: "Never point the weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot" is probably more appropriate ;)

[@SicilianAmericanDreams]

@@Supafresh6 I get that its a good rule to follow im just asking out of curiosity so it wouldn't go off though right? Or do guns ever go off randomly without touching the trigger?

[@L2PlayRunescape]

Lol. Imagine getting trespassed and saying "i'm not leaving until you prove you're the owner. Show me the deed." That's not going to work out well for anyone. These cops are vile

[@krane15]

Correction: what's vile is the state, that gives them the authority to do what they do. Never forget that.

[@mikeveis6393]

They're not cops, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@tedeschrich9414]

It just breaks my heart how incompetent, arrogant and just plain unintelligent these cops are and still be allowed to go ahead and abuse people and violate rights at will.

[@YuSoMadBra]

As a Virginian, I know for a fact that they do not need to see a deed in order to identify who owns the property.

[@atcair33]

Absolutely true but they do have a right to identify who the owner is

[@fishbike9103]

@@atcair33So they can head down to the County Hall of Records during their normal business hours.

[@Terrackhimself]

@@atcair33 They have that right, but that right is not extended to forcing the person on their property to do it for them. The officers can actually go investigate who owns the property through other means, and not threaten everyone with arrest on their own property.

[@Terrackhimself]

@@fishbike9103 Exactly.

[@VelvetySharkToast]

​@atcair33 what amendment is that?

[@peggyh8937]

The fact that these charges were not immediately dropped says a lot about that county. This is outrageous. LEOs' behavior is unacceptable. He should not be in a position of authority nor dealing with the public due to his ego.

[@GTchum]

It's insane to me how americans see this kind of incident. "Shots were reported from your property" "I won't answer any questions or give you my name, but you have to believe me that i own the property and that the shots were legal and by the way, go fuck yourself" They could have killed the owners and buried the bodies in the back, how the f do you guys condone that behaviour? If they HAD commited a crime and the officers just left y'all would be crying incompetence.

[@PtylerBeats]

@@GTchum everybody must follow the law. Citizens as well as law enforcement. These officers broke the law. Plain and simple. If the law was “everybody must prove that they haven’t committed a crime,” imagine how quickly you’d end up in prison. Guilty until proven innocent is how the Salem Witch Trials happened. Assumed guilt is how the Holocaust happened. What’s unbelievable to me is that you think people need to prove their innocence. Especially because you’re an admitted rapist and advocate for white supremacy in all of your other comments. Your opinion means nothing here.

[@BasicName02]

That’s the “justice” system for you. Obviously no violation of the law happened and they still want to try and take your money and your freedom. Has nothing to do with that specific county it happens all over the US

[@BasicName02]

@@GTchum….lmao oh buddy you really don’t get it do you? People lie. You think a cop won’t lie to harass you or your family if they have a grudge? That’s why these rights are in place. So cops can’t just come up to anyone’s property with a bogus claim and now they can do what they want. I know you’re brain dead and probably have a boot half way down your throat but learn to critically think somehow

[@sammywashereLOL]

We condone it because limited government asshole. Feel sad for whatever shitty tyrant government you must live under

[@RobertLanden1]

"Are you ready to talk yet?" So, he chained him up and caged him to punish him until he obeys.

[@w4114w]

Officer gets a F for his Feelings getting bruised 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@danglinglong2941]

That cop couldn't even pronounce reasonable articulable suspicion, Smh

[@shekharmoona544]

I gave this kid an ASVAB in 2011 and he was not even close to being qualified to be in the military. He has a 3.0+ GPA from taking easy classes. He scored a 5 on the ASVAB and is currently a police officer in Lynchburg, Virginia.

[@Truid312]

Oh, you want to do that reasonable person approach.

[@farexponent9173]

​@@shekharmoona544What does that mean? ASVAB? I looked it up but don't really understand. We're you like his "drill sergeant" or something?

[@shekharmoona544]

@@farexponent9173 it's a skill based aptitude test. I was a Marine on recruiting duty.

[@CaptRich-bi3gp]

​@farexponent9173 Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Armed Battery. The test to determine what job one may qualify for in the U.S. military.

[@stevejette2329]

"I'm going to charge you for verbal abuse." wow cops are amazing.

[@_____mh]

Narrators mention it all the time but this is one of the first times I've heard the good citizen assert that he has "no obligation to assist you with your investigation". That's such a good answer for "I need your name because I'm doing an investigation" and I hope I hear it more! -- How do cops keep getting this so wrong??

[@absolutelyfookinnobody2843]

Power, ego, ect

[@1stamendmentmedia464]

"How much do I get paid to help with the investigation? Ya'll getting paid, sounds like my help is quite important, shouldn't I get a piece if the pie?"

[@ptrinch]

Better response would be, "If you need me to help you do your job, you can hire me as a consultant. I charge $350/hr. Five hour minimum. Shall I draft a contract?"

[@--Justin--]

If you want a kid to do well in a test at school, they need a reason to care. Either reward for a good job, or punishment for a bad one. If a kid gets every single question wrong and the teacher grades it and says "I could find no incorrect answers on this test", then the kid will stay a know-nothing loser.

[@gearshifterg9756]

Never watch any frauditor videos?

[@davecollins7420]

Yall better file a complaint and sue It's the right thing to do

[@corsairsofnarshaddaa]

"All we're looking for is a little compliance..." The fact that this took place only 100 miles from where the Constitution was written is terrifying.

[@Leadyoutotheslaughter]

Absolute tyranny

[@texasfuneral4787]

You know what's even more terrifying. People worship the standing army our forefathers warned us about. Cops will never change due to the sheeple

[@onxy1209]

You have love how any time a citizen brings up the law or questions a police officer it is always "So you want to play this game" or "Where is your law degree"

[@brettstarks1846]

“The same place you got yours.”

[@tk2fly3d]

Yes!!! Annoying 🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡

[@Francois_Dupont]

funny because cops dont know shit about laws either.

[@threatassessment606]

Cops have all the classics

[@penelopeplimsoul3617]

Or "Here's the deal" and "We can do this the easy way or the hard way. 🙄

[@Dgafsranger]

They need to file a lawsuit immediately against those officers and the department thats absolutely ridiculous

[@TheMelnTeam]

Lawsuit is secondary to criminal charges.

[@juliebrookes8994]

​@TheMelnTeam so do they have to wait until the charges to them are heard in court first? I'm Canadian and just very interested in United States laws. You have better laws than us

[@stickiedmin6508]

Lawsuits mean nothing to the cops. They don't pay. The departments don't pay. The victim might get a nice windfall, a few years down the line, but the cops just carry on like they did before, facing no consequences whatsoever. Until they're actually held accountable for their actions, they'll just keep doing it.

[@wigenite]

@@juliebrookes8994 Yeah, you really need to beat the charges before you can sue for false arrest, etc.

[@mikeveis6393]

They're not officers, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@glenrathke6266]

Cops cursing at someone is fine, but when the profanity is returned results in automatic arrest???

[@hollzie7348]

The abuse of authority is mind numbing beyond comprehension. What makes it worse is there will be no accountability for the corruption.

[@KegOpetator]

Propert owners don’t usually walk around with deeds on their person. The law needs to be taught in depth to police.

[@patrick2912]

Most of them can barely pass the academy, let alone any sort of law exam. Police forces are getting worse and worse, I mean who would want to be a police officer these days. On top of that, many departments are now hiring on diversity rather than qualifications. Outrageous police encounters will be the norm in the coming years.

[@DrewFlyTalker]

By the grace of god he had it, and still got arrested smh

[@mattrolih1550]

Well now I know to have a picture of my deeds!!! However, it's none of their business and I still won't show them!! I've had officers and deputies ask why I am standing on my hill, next to a street for an Uber. Blah blah, ID, prove ownership, give me the address! Honestly, I agreed with the address, that was new!! If I was breaking in, I probably wouldn't know the address, unless it was a targeted address or a person who is aware of their surrounding!!! (The address didn't help!!!! But was interesting to me!) They ran the plates when a supervisor arrived, and everything was fine!!! Yet, when my business stopped giving to their charity, it went insane!!! Employees and customers pulled over! They parked in front of the stop sign right in front!!! To fix it, I donated to the state police and it was great for three years until they went insane!!! No matter what happens, learn to defend yourself and pray you have enough money for the court system!!! It doesn't matter who you are!!!

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@patrick2912 You are absolute correct. It’s so sad, because I am routinely seeing officers in these videos who can barely even read, nor speak English properly.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@mattrolih1550 That sounds like something the mob would do.

[@davidjftooley]

"All we are looking for is a little compliance." Admits its a retaliatory arrest right there.

[@eliparrish9145]

As an ex cop these idiots make it impossible to investigate. Bullying someone that hasn't done anything wrong and clearly profiling is the exact reason there is such a hostile separation between cops and community. Shit has to change. And if you're the guy watching your buddies abuse their powers shame on you too for not upholding the very standard that your oath was founded on. You don't have to like them but you sure TF cant violate their rights.

[@corayye4099]

The pigs are so wild. The repercussions for breaking the law should be DOUBLED for people charged with enforcing the law.

[@TyeDPod]

Or just simply eliminate qualified immunity and institute mandatory officer insurance policies.

[@derrickascuncion3221]

Facts they need a C-unit and if someone with a badge does a violent crime it should be an automatic added 20 years, kinda like the gang laws in Cali

[@danielroman1899]

Should be 3X minimum what the maximum for a Civilian is..

[@TheRealJedidah]

Nah but seriously it should be doubled as they as supposed to upkeep the law yet the break it. With ease. DIGUSTING

[@johnjohn4654]

I agree. get rid of this immunity crap. They should be more than double punished, especially when they are actually breaking the Constitutional Laws, the ones that all other laws or statutes are suppose to arise from. Hey, It may actually be sedition to the US.

[@schutteb]

Probably 30+ years ago my grandfather pulled a pistol on a sheriff who was trespassing on his property and told him to kick rocks. Yea a ‘no trespassing’ was posted and no retaliation against my grandfather ever took place. How quickly we have devolved from our rights and standards.

[@keithtorrence2487]

“We”

[@slapoutindixie7537]

100% agree….and it’s only getting worse by the day😒

[@burningsnow9870]

To be fair, a sherrif was significantly less armed and armored 30 years ago. And that was before Warrior Mentality really kicked in

[@delmardonte906]

How do you know your grandfather was telling to truth though?

[@Frogseathorses]

Cops need to be held accountable

[@pufferfishy117]

they are

[@qwerty6928]

Qualified immunity

[@absolutelynonameslef]

Thanks, Mr Obvious.

[@farticles04]

​@@pufferfishy117street justice or there is no justice. All courts, lawyers and judges cowards when it comes to punishing cops like they punish Americans

[@quentagonthornton49]

@@TheDogGoesWoof69 No shit Mr. Obvious, that's the problem, and it's in dire need of a solution.

[@unclekyle9903]

The proper pronunciation would be "DEEZ NUTZ!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@deviousredneck5109]

You will be able to make videos forever with the endless supply of crooked cops.

[@bifflilla]

It’s a growth industry

[@MrBeevee5]

Add the word, "stupid" and I will fully agree.

[@snlop3927]

@@MrBeevee5 "it's a growth industry stupid"

[@3232myke]

Imagine swearing an oath to something you do not understand, that's is the def of insanity ok sry stupid insanity

[@kaimagnus5760]

​@@3232mykeThe definition of Stupidity actually. Insanity is repeating the same actions and expecting different results.

[@WOHM8274]

I’m from Virginia. If you have 10 Acres or more of land and not in a residential neighborhood, it’s legal. This cop has no idea what he’s talking about. Seems completely ego driven.

[@christine_lovelace]

I'm in Virginia too

[@robertstone9988]

In Indiana dosnt matter how much land you own as long as you have a back stop arnt being stupid like shooting in to the vast distance and arnt in the shit hole city it's your gun your land your business. Iv had 30 people with all kinda of firearms over for 6 hour shooting party's. Shit one guy one time brought a fully auto BAR. Proud to say I got to squeeze a few rounds off with a American legend like that. Idk how or why people want to live whare you can see your nabours house. 10 acres should be a minimum urban plot. No body should have to live stacked up like that. Whare you suposed to shoot guns and get drunk and have demo durbys with old junk cars in your back fealds with your friends?

[@denaimbergamo1253]

@@robertstone9988 I guess you've never heard the phrase different strokes for different folks, huh?

[@itsOZone]

@@robertstone9988 nah you miss me with that last part, live however you want man, its America. one way isnt better than the other, just different. The amazing thing is we have the choice for it here, because its a free country. a lot of other countries dont have the space like we do to choose, our states are as big as their countries. for example, i didnt have a privileged upbringing and never had parents that could help me get a license. id be fucked if i had to go 5 miles to the grocery store on my bike. I dont even live in an urban area, its in the middle of Amish country, you can drive 5 miles out and find property like this, and tons of corn fields to feed cow, but theres people living in town for a reason. some of us cant even afford a gun let alone a whole ass property. as much as i hate my nosy neighbors theyre the reason i can even get food delivered and manage to scrape by.

[@SonoftheWars]

​@@robertstone9988I don't know how or why anyone needs your opinion on how they live.

[@tyseanalf7542]

Never knew your ID can tell people what properties you own, or you had to carry your deed on you at all times.

[@morbidmanmusic]

Sadly, that's all on you.

[@boldpredictionssports]

​@@morbidmanmusicnot really. It's usually pretty easy to find out who owns what land.

[@blackoak4978]

2 things: First, I'm pretty sure that property ownership is public record, and therefore it is perfectly within the capability of the officer to find that out before they enter the property. Second, I'm pretty sure to arrest someone for trespassing you need the property owner to make a complaint. Without an authorized person making a complaint how can an officer arrest someone for trespassing? If there's 100 people on the property having a party do the cops think they can roll up and arrest everyone unless they get explicit notification by an authorized person for each person there? This cops argument makes no sense

[@NicoleFischer-qg9tu]

Why are they on this man's property! And here they go again they are trying to ID this man on his own property! They illegaly arresting this man!!! Here comes Lawsuit! And they will win!!

[@NPhillips856]

By this officer's logic, everyone is trespassing unless they prove they live on that property or have permission. It's more than sad that this kind of stuff happens.

[@snake-addiction]

It's sad we allowe it to happen, these instances would decline sharply if those involved caught a case each time or caught something else. But we let the corrupt legal system handle it, which 95% of the time ends with no corrective actions happening and tax payers footing the bill for there incompetence.

[@joseiriarte1982]

So much for innocent until proven guilty, now the burden of proof befalls on any citizens and they are guilty of whatever charge they can make on the fly XD

[@thewarsawpakt]

I think he might have just been mad none of them would give ID so he made something up.

[@NPhillips856]

@thewarsawpakt well of course he made it up. He made all of that up. Either he's just very dumb as to what the law is or he willfully made it up. Either way its scary he has that authority.

[@YouveBeenMiddled]

Over and over this is what we hear: "Well, we got a call... so you have to ID. I'm investigating, so none of your rights are applicable." They're being *trained* to force ID from everyone they interact with, regardless of any legal requirement.

[@beepbop6697]

Add the people/businesses involved in the training into the lawsuit too.

[@benkeeler7501]

I’ve known a lot of addicts in my life, not one of them sound as absolutely desperate and fiendish as a cop demanding ID. Shit is crazy.

[@Baelor-Breakspear]

Word I’ve never thought about it like that. They way they just will not let it go even if they have no right to it. They are incapable of just letting you be if they have no right to hold you. That’s a good way to think about it and thanks for pointing that out.

[@jasongartin9223]

The land of the free?!? This is beyond infuriating!!!

[@BillBondyeah]

I get the feeling there is going to be a much deserved lawsuit.

[@cindyphan9856]

If I could gvive rhem the money for a lawyer I would do it !

[@SonoftheWars]

Nah. It'll settle real quick.

[@wesleystafford8521]

This is a disgusting display of horrible law enforcement. What an embarrassment to the profession. "I'm gonna charge you with Verbal Abuse." Well, THAT'S one I missed at law school!

[@diddles976]

Illegal arrests need to be charged as kidnapping

[@j.james-88]

Add aggravated assault for pointing a loaded pistol at the guys stomach while he was handcuffed. I've never seen a cop lose his shit as bad as this one named "hudson"

[@Libertaro-i2u]

At least the officers didn't confiscate the guys glasses

[@donnybrook9455]

They could have maybe changed this guys mind about cops being tyrants. Instead, they proved him right and solidified that belief forever.

[@Gorgathor]

The incompetence of these cops is actually insane.

[@anonymousnearseattle2788]

If they'd been intelligent, they wouldn't have become cops.

[@sukmahdik69]

They were painfully unintelligent (of the law)as well!!

[@aennaenn7468]

It's not incompetence. They know what they do. They're "highly trained professionals", they routinely say so in Press releases and in court.

[@dream__soda7900]

“You got anything that can poke me, stick me, or hurt me?” “Yeah, I got these *nuts* in your mouth.” 😂😂😂 Naaahhhh

[@davidkyle8019]

That killed me 🤣

[@OneTallQueer]

That got a good laugh out of me

[@Blinknone]

This officer, if he's still serving, is a embarrassment to his badge and should be fired immediately.

[@palehorse4348]

And what go to the next department that already can't hire competent officers. The whole thing is upside down.

[@davidsavage5630]

He ain't "serving" shit..

[@abertzaleharroaii7449]

Both officers

[@BernieKnapp-h3n]

Not to mention the entire department. He's a colasel moron!! I would not want him for my partner.

[@Nachonachomo]

I like the way you present your sponsors, sometimes or most of the times your videos would treat things or situations that are already very stressful for anyone out there and even if it is satisfactory that people is paying attention, those adds come in handy at the beginning 😊

[@rodh1404]

The officers were investigating a potential crime. Without being able to establish whether a crime had been committed, they committed trespass, and arrested someone for trespassing without appropriate authority. They should be locked away until they understand that the law applies to them as well as others.

[@G.GordonMidi]

Legal precedent: “A law enforcement officer… may not arrest a suspect on the basis that they refuse to identify themselves.” Every cop ever: “You’re under arrest for refusing to identify.”

[@alexroca3240]

Some states have different doctrines and laws with that precedent

[@ptrinch]

Sure, the law may say that. But the police has a policy to ID people. Obviously, their policy is more important. Afterall, policy and police are spelled so similarly. (Please don't make me explain sarcasm)

[@00SirSativa00]

Lol that’s unless they’re driving a vehicle (requires you to have a valid license) or are reasonably expected of committing a crime.

[@delawarehistory1675]

Thats not really the legal precedent; they absolutly can arrest you if there is evidence you committed a crime and you refuse to ID. You can only refuse to ID if there is no evidence of a crime.

[@andreea007]

​@@delawarehistory1675But wouldn't someone who broke the law be prone to deny there's evidence of a crime even though there is? Anyway, if you know you've done nothing wrong wouldn't it be simpler to provide your ID and then take it to court? Not implying anything. I don't live in US, so I ask out of curiosity.

[@gtravis1970]

I Called the department and I was told that Officer Hudson no longer works there and whoever badge number 63 was still works there but he was reprimanded. The officer I talk to try to intimidate me by telling me my own name while I was talking to him. This department reeks of bad cops, and every first amendment auditor go there to weed them out.

[@DylanStJohn-bi6wg]

Deputy Hudson needs to be dealt with asap. The Government should want him gone most of all, but if they aren’t willing to take the first steps then the people need to help them. I’d you live in the area, make sure they hear your complaints.

[@Ricobanggg]

What he really meant when he said that was “You might wanna calm down before we illegally trespass on your land, kidnap you, and take you to a holding facility to violate every single one of your rights”

[@pertefracas1525]

They are here to enforce law and have restrictions and abilitations to do so. It's not a mexican cartel.

[@Ricobanggg]

@@pertefracas1525 yeah, the problem is is they aren’t enforcing laws they’re enforcing tyranny

[@patrickkeller2193]

@@pertefracas1525 trespassing on private property to remove the owner of that property from that property has nothing to do with enforcing law. Rather that is exactly like a Mexican cartel.

[@Dapope03]

@@pertefracas1525did you not watch the video before commenting?

[@kellygriffin8232]

@@Dapope03I watched the video before commenting and they are EVERYTHING like a Mexican cartel and are given permission by the government to break all the laws they’d like. And what the original comment says is exactly what tf happened.

[@raiders753334]

It's amazing to me how many tickets get written and arrests are made simply because a cop gets their feelings hurt or has too much ego.

[@kemurph2]

Any system requiring unquestioned authority will result in such abuses. Our current system requires unquestioned authority because while the innocently accused may suffer, we certainly can't have a system where the justly accused are allowed to dictate the resolution of a situation. But there's already a technical solution - as soon as there is a meaningful interaction, beam that body cam feed back to a supervisor with an audio feed into the cop's ear to help take the on site cop's ego out of the equation.

[@captainomoplata643]

And how many let go because they think a chick is hot

[@joeychaseable]

Is this cop still employed? Surely the man that was illegally arrested will file a lawsuit. As for the officer, he needs to be FIRED!

[@sr4087]

Apparently he was fired according to another comment chain

[@michaelanthony6659]

@@sr4087he was. I from the county

[@damenwhelan3236]

3:30 He is a supervisor sir.... Oh my lawrd

[@bambam7964]

As a person who worked on a FPS Contract with Deputy Hudson in Richmond,VA he is known to be a real emotional guy that takes everything personal.

[@casbyness]

Sounds like an excellent person to be placed into situations where he needs to remain calm and resolve potentially dangerous conflicts in a fair and objective manner. Not at all a deadly incident waiting to happen.

[@user82938]

He seems like he has frontal lobe issues.

[@THELASTREALKING93]

What’s his name ??

[@casbyness]

@@THELASTREALKING93 Hudson. Like the guy from Aliens who loses his shit and dies.

[@Narinjas]

"SHOTS FIRED" Can be anything that makes loud BANGs , like vehicles, engine work/restoration , fireworks, drummer practice with exotic setups, loud audio setup with movies or games... and being an anonymous call, there shouldn't be much ground for investing trough force and arrest...

[@Dr.Daniela68]

+1

[@matthickam]

This dude needs to be fired, charged, and lose his qualified immunity. Absolutely insane. The last straw for me is when he flagged the dude with his own firearm. Sure is funny that these guys have no problem rolling up on law abiding citizens with firearms on their own property yet probably avoid going after actual criminals that pose a physical threat. And how the hell is the ID going to prove that they guy is the homeowner?

[@dragonnation]

Only thing I can think of is if it has the same address on it and/or the cops use their laptop to double check it.

[@klobe9]

ID won't help them PROVE anything. All property ownership in the US is public information. All the police would have to do here is a literal google search of the address to see the last change of ownership, and compare it to the name provided.

[@calamity0.o]

They just want to run it for warrants. Make the trip worth their quota.

[@robertstillwell5331]

If you’re not obligated to assist in an investigation, then how can you be arrested for refusing to cooperate?

[@thesuperdingos]

“Not cooperating” is a crime LOL let’s ignore the constitution and the rights. Cooperating matters much more.

[@itsOZone]

even when you cooperate they just find something else to nab you for too, its so ridiculous. they decided when they rolled up they were charging them with something.

[@SonoftheWars]

Co-operating. Co means both parties work together. To cops the word means comply, or else.

[@farexponent9173]

​@@itsOZoneDude the one guy was cooperating and told the cops he has a gun on him then the cop takes the gun and points it at him. What the actual fuck. These aren't rookie cops...

[@2AdAlchemy]

Why can't you see these uneducated unemployed frauditors for what they really are? They are not "Journalists" fighting for imaginary rights. What they do has nothing to do with education. It has nothing to do with auditing. It has nothing to do with the constitution . What it IS about is harassing and smart mouthing the police, staff and public at these sites trying to provoke a confrontation to impress their brown nose fan club for more likes and views for the KZbin dollars.Simple as that.

[@andrewsims1356]

Cooperating to them means comply to them. Not the same

[@timtubemusic]

when charges are dismissed, there needs to be a lawsuit. This ignorant officer is a danger to the public and needs to be fired. If they don't file a lawsuit after all the rights violations by this tyrant, then they are doing a disservice to us all.

[@McDinglefart_69]

They would be stupid to not file a lawsuit. It's free 100k $$$. Any law firm will happily take this case to be paid later after settlement. It's 100% win.

[@BendyLemmy]

For sure, the public should be supported with FREE legal aid to pursue their lawsuits. In the USA, only people who can afford to pay for justice have any rights at all.

[@ronniebuchanan6575]

​@@BendyLemmyinstitute for justice. They take donations and they take cases that people can't afford to file lawsuits against rights violations. We need to donate as much as we can to them. If we all like several million of us donated a few dollars that would cover alot of legal cost.

[@BendyLemmy]

@@ronniebuchanan6575 in England you would qualify for legal aid, not charity. It’s just wrong!

[@daleallen7634]

​@@BendyLemmy: What's "wrong"?!?! "Legal aid", at the TAXPAYERS EXPENSE. Or charitable donations to assist those who are in need of legal assistance? Why should those who pay taxes be further burdened with the expenses of those who need legal assistance?!?! "Charitable giving" should NEVER be a function of any sort of governmental agency!

[@daveblackman816]

This cop is doing too much. Shooting in a rural area is suspicious? Sounds like these cops are just bored and haven’t lived in rural Virginia for very long. That’s very common with hunting. You don’t id if no law was broken. “Not cooperating with police” isn’t a valid reason to arrest in Virginia.